Noteworthy Adresses R7.1

Technical Bulletin Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office
TC0080 ed.14 Up to Release 7.1
NOTEWORTHY ADRESSES - OMNIPCX OFFICE FROM

R1 TO R7.1
This document describes the main noteworthy addresses of OmniPCX Office R1 up to R7.1.
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Edition 13: April 4, 2011 update of the document

Edition 14: July 2, 2014 update of the document
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Table of contents
1 WARNING ............................................................................................................................................... 3
2 "Other Labels" description ....................................................................................................................... 4
3 "Timer Labels" description ..................................................................................................................... 17
4 "Debug Labels" description .................................................................................................................... 19

5 APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................ 26
5.1 BsyPrivCaus .................................................................................................................................... 26
5.2 DynRoutBsy .................................................................................................................................... 26
5.3 EmergNum ..................................................................................................................................... 27
5.4 GAPGainTab ................................................................................................................................... 28
5.5 GainDECT_T ................................................................................................................................... 29
5.6 GainUA_Tab ................................................................................................................................... 30
5.7 GainNOEIP_.................................................................................................................................... 31
5.8 GainNOEUA_ .................................................................................................................................. 32
5.9 GainZ_Tab ...................................................................................................................................... 33
5.10 MRGainTab ................................................................................................................................... 34
5.11 TrkGainIP ..................................................................................................................................... 35
5.12 TscGainIP ..................................................................................................................................... 35
5.13 I_TONES ...................................................................................................................................... 36
5.14 RINGING ...................................................................................................................................... 39
5.15 DectOBCGai .................................................................................................................................. 40
5.16 EchoSupTa1 and EchoTaNoi1 ......................................................................................................... 41
5.17 TimDurati ..................................................................................................................................... 43
5.18 SMSCNum..................................................................................................................................... 44
5.19 IsdnBlkTim ................................................................................................................................... 45
5.20 VMUMaxTry .................................................................................................................................. 46
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Noteworthy Adresses - OmniPCX Office From R1 to R7.1 TC0080 ed.14
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1 Introduction
- The various Label Addresses in the Alcatel OmniPCX Office can be modified via OMC.
- Only modify the addresses given here, taking care with the spelling of labels (some labels are similar).
- When modifying time delays, never enter the value FFFFh.
- New values entered are saved after a warm reset (unless otherwise stated), but are lost after a cold reset.
- After making changes to some addresses you may need to perform a warm reset of the system in order to
enable the new values (it's stated if a warm reset is required).
- The values of the labels described in this document are given for information purposes. Some values can be
different according to the country or according to the OmniPCX Office release.
Noteworthy addresses change via OMC

a) In "System Miscellaneous" – "Memory Read/Write" choose the type of address to be modified - "Other
Labels" / "Timer Labels" or "Debug Labels" ; select the label of the address to modify and click "Details".
b) In the upper part of the window, change the value of the desired byte and click "Modify" then "Write".
Note: Several labels have a length of 2 bytes. The values read by OMC are reversed: less significant byte
(LSB) followed by the most significant byte.
The value read will have thus to be reversed to calculate the decimal equivalent.
Example: the value displayed by OMC as 58 02h (Hexadecimal) must be considered as 02 58h, equal to 600
decimal.
Default values shown in this document have already been reversed to make it easy to read.

2 Other Labels description
No of Default Significant
Label Function description bytes value value
AAGrDialng Enables free dialling (internal extensions only) during AA 1 00 00 Disabled
company greeting. 01 Enabled
AAGrTransf Enables the transfer to operator when dialling 0 or 9 1 01 00 Disabled
during the AA company greeting. 01 Enabled
Note: Only relevant if "AAGrDialng" = 01
AATypTrf This flag is used to define the type of transfer provided 1 02 00 Simple transfer
by the Automated Attendant. (or Blind transfer)
02 Half-supervised
transfer
ACC_Mode This flag enables the behaviour of the account code digit 1 00 00 confirmation
analysis to be changed to allow secrecy protection of the after each digit
account code. Audio indication is given to the user of 01 confirmation
incorrect/correct digits after the amount of digits defined after x digits: x
in this label. is the shortest
code
ACDAutoLog To control whether an agent is automatically placed in 1 01 00 Off Duty
"On Duty" or "Off Duty" status when it login (since R4.0). 01 On Duty
ArsStarSep This flag is used to define the use of a star entered in the ARS 1 00 00 Star sent as a
substituted number field. If the flag is set, a star is used as separator
MF digit
between address and sub-address.
01 Separator for
If the flag is not set, the star will be sent as "digit". sub-address
AttPickDDI Authorises the attendant to pick up a DDI call destined 1 00 00 Forbidden
for another station, by pressing an RSP key. 01 Authorised
AttRoutOos Defines the destination of an incoming call to an out of 1 01 00 Routing is as
service set. The routing of the call is dependant on the per the protocol
protocol defined as per the incoming trunk protocol or 01 Routing to
the call is routed to the operator. operator
BC31k_ISDN This flag is used to modify the bearer capability (BC) 1 00 00: BC is set to
from Speech to Audio 3,1kHz for outgoing call on ISDN Speech
trunks when dialling from a digital set (UA, NOE, GAP …). (NZ: 01: BC is set to
01)
Since R610. Audio 3,1kHz
BC31k_QSIG This flag is used to modify the bearer capability (BC) 1 00 00: BC is set to
from Speech to Audio 3,1kHz for outgoing call on QSIG Speech
lines (DLT) when dialling from a digital set (UA, NOE, (NZ: 01: BC is set to
01)
GAP …). Audio 3,1kHz
Since R610.
BoardIA Read only: provides info as to whether the system is a 1 Defined 00 Mono CPU
by Soft
mono-CPU or a Multi-CPU system allowing IA via a 01 Multi CPU
Key
CoCPU@ (OXO Release 1.1).

BoardVoip Read only: provides info as to whether the system is a 1 Defined 00 Mono CPU
by Soft
mono-CPU or a Multi-CPU system allowing VoIP via a 01 Multi CPU
Key
CoCPU (can be changed via a software key only).
BsyCausVoip This table contains up to 5 busy cause values that have 5 22 xx Country
to trigger the feature ARS busy provider. 2F dependent
All ETSI causes (values are country dependent) can be 2A
29
defined in this table. Meaning and handling is the same
03
as for "BsyProvCaus", knowing that specific VoIP causes
(i.e. non ETSI causes) are translated into "Call rejected".
"BsyCausVoip" is used for calls released on IP trunks.
BsyPrvCaus This table contains up to 5 ETSI cause values that trigger 5 5x FF xx Country
the feature "ARS busy provider" and re-route (overflow) dependent
a call to another provider. See Appendix 4.1
CCBS_IncOn This flag is used to define if CCBS (Completion of Calls to 1 01 01 Activated
Busy Subscriber) is available or not for incoming calls. 00 Disabled
Note: if set to FALSE (00), CCBS is disabled but for
incoming calls only.
CFHgrpP Used in case of connection delay when answering a call 1 00 00 released
to a parallel hunt group of IP sets. processed first
- 00: means release will be processed first. Hence there 01 connect
will be a delay on caller. processed first
- 01: connect will be processed first. Now there will be no
delay on caller.
Since R710/028.001 et R710/052.007
CNNotAllow (Calling Name presentation Not Allowed) Name display 1 00 00 Name
on ISDN lines can be disabled. 01 CLI
Since R6.0 for Canada & US market.
CallCorres Flag to enable or disable the VMU "Callback" feature 1 01 00 call
(option 3) when consulting a message left on the correspondant
00 for
voicemail box. disabled
AT
Since R510/064.001 - R610/052.001 - R710/097.001 01 call
correspondant
enabled
CascDivExt Allows or not cascading of a diverted call externally. 1 01 00 Not allowed
01 Allowed

ChiSetup Channel information in SETUP message. For outgoing call 1 01 See description
only. Authorised values:
- 00: no CHI in SETUP
- 01: CHI is contained in SETUP
- 02: "Prefered channel" instead of "Any channel" in the
setup.
- 03: "CHI is contained in SETUP, specific channel
mandatory" (Exclusive channel).
Warm reset necessary after modification
Since Release 3.
ClipOovW Flag to override the information element "Presentation 1 00 00 Disabled
Restricted" in the setup message if the calling or 01 Enabled
connected party number contains digits.
ClirExtOnly If this flag is set to true, the CLIR for external calls only 1 00 00 No CLIR
01 CLIR for ext.
is taken into account if the identity secrecy flag is call only
activated on the set. Since R5.0.
ConfStdEnd Selection of either 1 00 01 Enables

Mode 1 (ETSI) conference operation: when one of two Mode 1
parties goes on-hook during a conference, the
communication between the initiator and the remaining 00 Enables
party is re-established to the same state as before the Mode 2
conference (i.e. either in conversation or on hold).
Mode 2 conference operation: same as with mode 1,
except the initiator of the conference is automatically
reconnected to the remaining party when one of the two
parties goes on-hook.
ConferBip Allows Beeps to be sent to the station during a 1 01 00 No beep
conference. 01 Beep
ConvRecTon Enable confidence tones during a Conversation Record 1 00 00 No tones
session. 01 Tones
DPHCodAler Used for Telemini and Universal Doorphones to define a 6 00 The 1st byte
DTMF tone to indicate Alert mode by the doorphone. 00 defines if used
00 (01) or not (00)
00
bytes 2 to 5
00
define the MF
00
digit (eg. Up to 4
digits allowed
44 Hex= Ascii D

DPHCodLock Used for Telemini and Universal Doorphones to define 6 01 The 1st byte
the DTMF digit generated by Alcatel OmniPCX system for 44 defines if used
the doorphone Lock phase. 00 (01) or not (00)
00
bytes 2 to 5
00
define the MF
00
digit (eg. Up to 4
digits allowed
44 Hex= Ascii D
DPHCodStar Used for Telemini and Universal Doorphones to define 6 01 The 1st byte
the DTMF digit generated by Alcatel OmniPCX system for 41 defines if used
the doorphone Start phase. 00 (01) or not (00)
00
bytes 2 to 5
00
define the MF
00
digit (eg. Up to 4
digits allowed
41 Hex= Ascii A
DPHCodStop Used for Telemini and Universal Doorphones to define 6 01 The 1st byte
the MF digit generated by Alcatel OmniPCX system for 43 defines if used
the doorphone Stop phase. 00 (01) or not (00)
00
bytes 2 to 5
00
define the MF
00
digit (eg. Up to 4
digits allowed
43 Hex= Ascii C
DPHMode Determines the mode for the doorphone. Activation of 1 00 00 MF codes
the doorphone may be by MF codes or by a Relay 01 Relay
operating
DSAdForward This flag selects whether an incoming ISDN call with a 1 01 00 Sub-address
sub-address is forwarded in the case of diversion with not
the sub-address or without the sub-address. forwarded
01 Sub-address
is forwarded
DTMFRoutAI This flag enables DTMF sending during CALL_PROCEED 1 01 00 Disabled
and ALERT_EXT_RING phase of an ISDN call setup. Since 01 Enabled
R510/055.001 - R610/036.001 - R710/026.001
DataCallAl Attendant group is diverted to an external destination via 1 00 00 Data call
SIP trunk: remote connection to the system is not diverted to ext.
possible (incoming data call from ISDN line to OXO SIP destination
integrated modem is diverted to the external SIP 01 Remote
destination). access enabled
Since R610/036.001 - R710/026.001

DbnPresNr Defines the max. number of names in the matching list 2 00-04 Max. value:
when using the Dial by name feature in Automated 00 09
Attendant. Default = 4 names (00 04). Max value = 9.
DectCntOn Activates the DECT counters. 1 00 00 No
See Debug Labels for the different counters available. 01 Yes
DeflectGrp Flag to manage a call deflection request in PIMphony for 1 01 See description
a group call. Authorised values:
- When set to 01: a group call stops alert the PIMphony
member of the group and call is rerouted to the
destination of the call deflection
- When set to 00: a group call will continue to alert the
PIMphony member of the group.
DialToMult Transmits dial tone on off-hooking a UA station. 1 00 00 No dial tone
01 Dial tone
DisaAnsTim Automatic answer to a call for remote substitution. 2 00-3C 100 ms steps
DivRemCust This flag disables/enables access to the VMU forwarding 1 00 00 Disabled
menu (option 7). Since R710/028.001 01 Enabled
DynRoutBsy Forces an immediate dynamic routing on busy to 1 00 00 Dyn. Routing
dynamic routing Level1 destination. See Appendix 4.2 01 Im. Forward.
EmergNum List of emergency prefixes for which a call will never be 40 or -- Country
80 dependent values
barred. See Appendix 4.3
EndMFDigit Indirect Access to an operator or remote control of 1 23 hex One ascii digit
diversion: this digit is dialled to define the end of dialling or max allowed
ASCII
of the external number.
#
EchoSupTa1 Enables or disables the echo suppressor for IBS 196 ---
See Appendix 4.16
connected in Silent environment
EchoTaNoi1 Enables or disables the echo suppressor for IBS 196 ---
See Appendix 4.16
connected in Noisy environment
ExtNumForm Type of Calling / Connected party sent to the ISDN trunk. 1 ---
00: unknown number
Number = only DDI part of the number
02: unknown number
Number = zone prefix + Installation No. + DDI No.
11 = subscriber Default value is
Number = zone prefix + Installation No. + DDI No. country dependant
22 = national number
Number = zone prefix + Installation No. + DDI No.
33 = international number
Number = national code/zone prefix +
Installation No. + DDI No.

ExtNuFoVoi Same as the flag ' ExtNumForm ' but is used for VoIP 1 --- Default value
calls country dependant
FaxCRActiv Enables or disables the Fax Call Routing function 1 00 00 Disabled
01 Enabled
FaxToVoic Replaces the ISDN service 1 "Fax2/3" by "Voice" on 1 00 00 No
outgoing calls. 01 Yes
FlgIntTon Transmission of beeps during an intrusion. 1 01 00 No beep
Note: For a silent intrusion the address 01 Beeps
IntruConf must be at 01 and FlgIntTon at 00.
FlgSelfCal This flag enables the possibility for an ISDN set to call 1 00 00 No
another ISDN set on the same S0 bus and having the 01 Yes
same number.
GapGainTab Gain management on Mobile 100/200 and GAP handsets. 26 --- See Appendix 4.4
GainCtrlON Choose whether or not to enable adjustment of the 1 1 01 Enabled
handset volume control by the user. 00 Disabled
GainDECT_T Table of commands of padded paths and side tone to 39 --
send to the DECT sets depending on the access type of See Appendix 4.5
the correspondent.
GainNOEIP_ Gain management on IP Touch stations (x8 series) 52 -- See Appendix 4.7
GainNOEUA_ Gain management on x9 series sets. 52 -- See Appendix 4.8
GainUA_Tab Gain management on Reflexes stations. 78 -- See Appendix 4.6
GainZ_Tab Gain management on analogue stations 13 -- See Appendix 4.9
HGLgOutBsy For incoming calls towards an empty hunting group, the 1 00 00 Incompatible
OXO returns by default a disconnect message with the destination
cause INCOMPATIBLE DESTINATION [cause 88]. Cause [88]
01 Busy
Disconnect message can be changed to BUSY [cause 17]
destination
by setting this flag to 01.
Cause [17]
Since R410/041.001 – R510/018.004.
I_TONES Allows definition of tones used in the system. 540 -- See Appendix 4.13
IsdnStatuE This flag allows to select the OXO behaviour on reception 1 00 00 Release call
of STATUS message (ISDN & QSIG) reporting an
incompatible protocol state. By default (value 00), the 01 Recover call
call is released. Setting the value to 01, the OXO will not
release the call but attempt to recover the call.
IntruConf During an intrusion the 3 correspondents are in 1 01 00 No
communication. For a silent intrusion IntruConf 01 Yes
must be at 01 and FlagIntTon at 00.
ISDN1B Flag to disable the MPPP negotiation for PPP remote 1 00 00 2B channels
connection (since R4.0). 01 1B channel
Note: a warm reset is necessary if the value is changed.

IsdnTransp The called numbers (NDI and NDS) received from the 1 00 00 No
network are transmitted on the S0 bus. 01 Yes
MMCDisaAna Used to authorize the OMC configuration of the DISA 1 00 00 Not allowed
mode of analogue trunks. The installer can configure or 01 Allowed
not the DISA mode: active or inactive.
MTR_PRINT This constant defines if Total meter recall tickets are 1 01 00 Not allowed
allowed. 01 Allowed
ManConnAtt Defines whether the attendant can answer to an 1 01 00 Off hook
incoming call by pressing on a resource key or if he must 01 Press key
go off–hook.
MLAA_ExCal Flag to enable or disable free dialling to an external 1 00 00 Not allowed
destination from the MLAA port. Since R610/018.001 & 01 Allowed
R700/015.001
MLAA_MSG Allows increasing the voice prompt duration for the MLAA 1 1E 1E 30 seconds
feature. 78 120 seconds
Authorised values: 1Eh (30 s) or 78h (120 s).
Warning: the maximum size of all voice prompts must
not exceed the initial size which is 100 messages of 30
seconds with 4 languages (30s x 100 x 4= 12000s).
There is no system control concerning this maximum
size; it is therefore up to the installer to check that the
total duration is not exceeded. Since R600/020.003
MLTSETRing Defines the MultiSet call presentation type. On a free set 1 01 00 Normal
of a busy MultiSet group, a new call is notified by a short Ringing
ring, a normal ring or no ringing. The address allows you 01 No Ringing
to choose which call presentation is required (since R4.0) 02 Short Ringing
MRGainTab Gain management on Mobile 300/400. 26 ---
See Appendix 4.10
Since OXO R6.0
MaxComAP The maximum number of MIPT sets in communication 1 00
per "AP" (Access Points) can be configured on the SVP
Server (with SVP Server mode) or in the controller
Refer to WLAN
(without SVP Server mode) and will only allow users to
Technical
reach this limit per AP. It is necessary to enter this value
Communication
in the OXO in order to be informed of the AP saturation
(the system can then use this reference to calculate the
WLAN statistics).
MtrNoCharg This constant defines if a meter total recall is started in 1 00 00 No recall if no
case of no cost or no tax pulses for the call. charges
01 Recall always

NOESideTon Used to disable/enable the local side tone on x8 and x9 1 00 00 Default
series sets. This may be useful in some cases with bad Side tone enable
audio quality on external trunks. 01
Since R510/052.001 - R610/028.001 & R700/022.001 Side tone disable
NetClock An ETSI PE may provide date & time information in the 1 01 00 No update
CONNECT message it sends to the PBX. 01 Date & time
(Country dependent) update
Not1stCald This flag allows to choose which extension will be 1 01 00 Last ringing
notified by a non-answered incoming call message. By extension
default (01) it is the initial called extension that is 01 First called
notified. Since OXO R5.0. extension
OHL_Active Enables metering on the V24 as OHL driver compatible. 1 00 00 Standard
format
01 OHL format
PI8RingbEx If this flag is set 01 and the check box "Generate 1 00 00 Disabled
ringback tone to the calling party for incoming calls" is 01 Enabled
activated (in OMC external lines/protocols/ISDN
trunks/parameters), on incoming calls, the OXO will send
to the caller a Progress Indicator message with "Inband
Tone information available" with the Alerting message.
This mechanism is not applied on outgoing calls.
This mechanism is available only for T0 – T1 and T2
ISDN accesses since R210/056.001 – R3.1 – R4.0 – not
available in R1.x & R3.0.
PerAssAlwd Allows to disable the personal assistant feature. 1 01 00 Personal
Note: this flag deactivates the Personal Assistant feature Assistant
but not the PA configuration menu on the set. When the 00 disabled
flag is set to 00 and the Personal Assistant is activated:
- external calls will be routed to the set, 01 Personal
- external calls are routed to the operator when trying to Assistant
configure the PA through the Automatic Attendant. enabled
Since 310/055.001 - 410/056.001 - 510/035.001 -
610/012.001
New default value (PA disabled) since :
610/031.001 - 700/026.001 and 710/022.001
PickIfRing Flag to restrict the calls that can be picked up: 1 01 00 ringing and
- flag set to 01: only the ringing calls can be picked up, camped-on
- flag set to 00: the camped calls can also be picked up. 01 only ringing
Pm5IASync Allows creating automatically users in WBM when these 1 01 01 Synchronisation
users are created by PM5: synchronisation between PM5 00 No Synchro.
and WBM (the latest R1.1 versions only).

ReroutData Allows to re-route incoming data calls to the attendant 1 01 00 Disabled
group if no compatibility of service. 01 Enabled
RemoveCPN If this flag is enabled, the OXO will not include a calling 1 00 00 Disabled
party number (CPN) information element in Setup 01 Enabled
messages sent to the PE.
RemovePi The debug noteworthy address "RemovePi8" has been 1 00 00 Enable Pi
replaced by "RemovePi" which allows suppressing one 01
(Pi= Progress or several values of progress indicator in all the 02
Indicator) messages sent to the PE. 04
Possible values for RemovePi are: 08
00 : Enable sending of PROGRESS INDICATOR 80
01 : Disable sending of PROGRESS INDICATOR #1 FF Disable Pi
"Call is not end-to-end ISDN".
02 : Disable sending of PROGRESS INDICATOR #2
"Destination address is non-ISDN".
"Origination address is non-ISDN".
"Call has returned to the ISDN".
80h : Disable sending of PROGRESS INDICATOR #8
"In band information".
Several values of RemovePi can be added (in hexa) to
disable sending of several values of progress indicator.
For example RemovePi = 8C (4 + 8 + 80): disables
sending of PROGRESS INDICATOR #3, #4 and #8.
To disable all the possible PI values, set RemovePi to FF
Ringing Allows change of the ringing sequences. 14 -- See Appendix 4.14
SecWithDiv If an internal subscriber has "Identity Secrecy" activated, 1 00 00 CLIR disabled
calls are secret when dialling internal or external. on outgoing
Allows choosing whether or not external diverted calls diverted calls
are also 'Secret'.
Reminder: CLIR = CLI presentation restriction 01 CLIR enabled
on outgoing
Since R310/030.001 and higher diverted calls
SimDialTon Used for outgoing calls, to simulate the external dial tone 1 00 00 Network dial tone
or not. When this flag is set, the system does not switch 01 System dial
to hear the public dial tone, but provides a local dial tone
tone.
SMSCNum SMS transparency feature: list of authorized SM_SC 28 xx
server
See Appendix 4.18
(Short Message Service Centre).
Note: the flag "SMSenabled" must be set to 01.

SMSenabled Flag to enable or not the SMS transparency feature. 1 1 00 Disabled
Note: this feature is country dependent. 01 Enabled
STATUSconn This flag gives the possibility to send or inhibit "STATUS" 1 01 00 No Status
message when the system detects Layer 2 Problem. msg sent
On Siemens EWSD public exchange, when Status 01 Status msg
message is received, the current communications are sent
cut. Since: 310/043.001 – 410/023.005.
STATUSwgIE Used to send or not a STATUS message on ISDN lines on 1 00 00 No Status
reception of a wrong information element. No other msg sent
consequence: can be used in specific cases to avoid a 01 Status msg
call clearing. sent
StorAlarIA Flag to send or not the Internet Access alarms to the 1 00 00 Disabled
NMC application (A4760 only). 01 Enabled
TaxAllOut Flag to define whether a metering ticket is generated or 1 00 00 No ticket for
not for non-answered outgoing calls or when called party non-answered or
is busy. busy called party
(Since R310/043.001 – R400/020.002). 01 Ticket for all
outgoing calls
TaxNAPrean Ticket is printed and the pre-announcement duration is 1 00 00 No ticket
counted with the ringing time of the call. 01 Ticket
This pre-announcement duration is the time between the
connection of the call for the preannouncement greeting
playing and the answer by the called party.
(Since R210/052.002).
TEST_LLC Tests the value of the LLC field (lower layers 1 01 00 No
compatibility). 01 Test
TeiDelete In the case of problems on an LLP the TEI is reset to 1 00 00 No
zero. 01 Yes
TicketNoff Parameter that allow to have or not form feed when a 1 00 00 Form feed
check in print out is made 01 Line feed
Timdurati 5 timers for analogue sets (2 wire sets) 10 --
- Off_hook validation Timer See Appendix 4.17
- On_hook validation Timer
- Flashing detection Timer Values are country
- Digit detection Timer (dialling) dependent
- Eb (earth button) detection Timer.

TimeAmPm Defines if 12 hour or 24 hour clock is displayed on the 1 -- 00 24 hour
digital sets (taken into account after set restart). Default 01 12 hour
value is country dependant.
TinyExtCad This flag allows to choose among 6 ringing cadences one 1 01 Authorized
for external calls on Mobile sets. Since the Release 4.0. values:
Note: Mobile software version must be equal to 54.45 or 00 to 05
greater.
TinyIntCad This flag allows choosing among 6 ringing cadences one 1 00 Authorized
for internal calls on Mobile sets. Since the Release 4.0. values:
Note: Mobile software version must be equal to 54.45 or 00 to 05
greater.
TonPrCmp In the case of preannouncement, allows the caller to be 1 Coun. 0A Ringing tome
sent the ringing tone or music if the called party is busy. Dep. 17 Music
TonPrGrp In the case of preannouncement, allows the caller to be 1 Coun. 0A Ringing tone
sent the ringing tone or music if the called party is a Dep. 17 Music
hunting group.
TonPrRng In the case of preannouncement, allows the caller to be 1 Coun. 0A Ringing tone
sent the ringing tone or music if the called party is free. Dep. 17 Music
TxtLedBlnk Flag to disable the list of non-answered incoming call and 1 01 00: LED disabled
LED blinking for digital sets (UA, x8 & x9 series). 01: LED blinking
on non-answered
Since R410/032.001 and R500/034.001.
incoming calls
UnclChkOut The RSL on the attendant of a room station shows the 1 01 00 No
state "room to be done" after a check out. 01 Yes
UseIcons Flag to switch between presentations of softkeys on 4035 1 00 00 Use text
(Advanced) in icon or text style. 01 Use cons
VmCodBsyTo Code sent to the VM if the called party is busy. 5 02-
42- 42 = B
The first byte gives the number of significant bytes.
37- 37 = 7
Example: 02-42-37-00-00 means:
00-
2 significant bytes: 42 – 37  VmCodBsyTo = B7
00-
VmCodCall Code sent to the VM for a call from the automated 5 02-
attendant. 41- 41 = A
30- 30 = 0
00-
00-
VmCodCnsCl Code sent to the VM in the case of a direct call. 5 02-
41- 41 = A
37- 37 = 7
00-
00-

VmCodDiaTo Code sent to the VM instead of the dial tone. 5 02-
42- 42 = B
35- 35 = 5
00-
00-
VmCodDirCl Code sent to the VM to consult a mailbox. 5 02-
41- 41 = A
32- 32 = 2
00-
00-
VmCodFwdCl Code sent to the VM when a station call is forwarded to 5 02-
the VM. 41- 41 = A
31- 31 = 1
00-
00-
VmCodOosTo Code sent to the VM If the called party is unavailable. 5 02-
42- 42 = B
38- 38 = 8
00-
00-
VmCodRecal Code sent to the VM in the case of call-back from the 5 02-
automatic attendant. 41- 41 = A
34- 34 = 4
00-
00-
VmcodRelea Code sent to the VM when the caller goes on hook. 5 02-
42- 42 = B
39- 39 = 9
00-
00-
VmCodRgT0E Code sent to the VM in the case of the called party going 5 01-
on hook in supervised transfer mode. 43- 43 = C
00-
00-
00-
VmCodRgnT0 Code sent to the VM if the called party is free. 5 02-
42- 42 = B
36- 36 = 6
00-
00-
VmFwdBsyCl Code sent to the VM if the called party has a forward on 5 02-
busy to the VM. 41- 41 = A
35- 35 = 5
00-
00-

VmFwdDlyCl Code sent to the VM if the called station has a dynamic 5 02-
forward to the automatic attendant. 41- 41 = A
36- 36 = 6
00-
00-
VmFwdInfo Code sent by the system to inform the VM that the called 5 02-
extension is forwarded to its mailbox. 42- 42 = B
34- 34 = 4
00-
00-
VMUBusy Enable or disable the voice prompt "your correspondent 1 00 00 Extension
is busy" when busy forwarding to mail box is activated. Busy msg
00h: "your correspondent is busy", 01h: mail box 01 Mail box
greeting if personalized or name. Since R4.1. greeting msg
WakUpPrbRg Hotel: activation/deactivation of an alarm ring in the case 1 01 00 Inactive
of a problem with the alarm. 01 Active
WakeUpRetr Number of alarm retries in the case of non- 1 03 Eg. 03 = 3 alarm
acknowledged. retries
WizMbxMode This flag is read only: it indicates the type of initialization 1 01 00 only digital
done for voicemail boxes during installation wizard. 01 all sets
02 no VM box
Z_BC_Voice Set the Bearer Capability to voice for an outgoing if the 1 00 00 3.1kHz
originated analogue set has a voice service1. 01 Voice

3 Timer Labels description
Label Function bytes value value
AlerIncTimer Time delay before transmission of an "Alert" to the public 2 00-3C 100ms intervals
network on an incoming call. 6s
CstaMCaTim Maximum duration a correspondent is called before the 2 00-C8 100ms intervals
call is automatically stopped (call generated from a CSTA 20s
application).
DphLockAct Doorphone II (NL doorphone): timer value for time to 2 00-0A 100ms intervals
operate a doorstrike. 1s
DphMHldTim Maximum conversation length for a doorphone. 2 B8-0B 100ms intervals
5mn
DphWRsptim Maximum response delay for a doorphone call. 2 02-58 100ms intervals
1mn
EBValTime Change the value of the Earth Button Validation timer for 2 00-0C 100ms intervals
2–wire–sets. 1.5 sec
FeatAckTim Display time of operation accepted message 2 00-1E 100ms intervals
(Message on UA: "accepted"). 3s
FlashTimer Minimum duration of a Flashing. 2 00-16 8 ms intervals
128ms
ForceMFTim Time associated to the Force MF digit: set is switched in 2 00-32 100ms intervals
MF mode and MF codes are sent. 5s
IntDgMFTim Interdigit MF timer on a set. 2 00-C8 100ms intervals
(Active time of DTMF end to end signalling) 20s
IsdnBlkTim Allows selecting or not block mode dialling on ISDN lines 2 00-00 00-00 overlap
for dialled digits which are defined in the end of dialling 100ms intervals
table. Since R410/023.005 – R510/018.004 See Appendix 4.19
PM5FtpIdle Duration of the idle time to disconnection of a PM5/OMC 1 1E 30mn
session via a FTP (LAN). Since R210/ 030.001.
Default value: 1E (30 minutes) – Max: FE.
Pm5Pppldle Duration of the idle time to disconnection of a PM5/OMC 1E 30mn
session via a remote ISDN (PPP). Since R210/ 030.001.
Default value: 1E (30 minutes) – Max: FE.
ParWaitTim Meet me conference bridge timer which allows 2 0B-B8 100ms intervals
participant to be queued until the Master opens the 5mn
bridge (participant are released after timeout). Since
R6.0.
RelSubsTim Timer during which we can receive always metering pulses 2 00-96 100ms intervals
after the release of a call. 15s
TinyLgDTMF Defines the length of the DTMF tone sent from a Mobile 2 00-03 100ms intervals
100/200 set when the flag LongMFTiny is enabled ( i.e. 300ms
value 01)

TmpMenLTim Display time for camped-on calls. 2 00-32 100ms intervals
5s
TmpMenuTim Display time for flashing menus on a station. 2 00-14 100ms intervals
2s
VoipBlkTim End of dialling timer of H323 VoIP accesses in Open Dial. 2 00-32 100ms intervals
Default value: 32 H = 5 sec.
Note: only for OXO R1.1. This timer is available in the
VoIP parameters since OXO Release 2.

4 Debug Labels description
ACDivRestr All calls intended to the attendant group can be diverted 1 00 00 not activated
to an internal or external destination (local calls, external 01 activated
public and private incoming calls, dynamic routing calls,
recalls to operator) Modifying "ACDivRestr", allows to
restrict this type of diversion (Diversion by Att. Restricted
mode) to direct calls to the attendant group and to
incoming public calls (private incoming calls, recalls and
dynamic routing calls are not diverted)
ADsa1st* System behaviour if analogue DISA is activated. Used to 1 01 00 * not ignored
define whether the first incoming digit "*" is ignored or 01 * is ignored
not (ie: Star Question function).
ADsaAnsTim DISA on analogue trunk: Ring duration timer for 2 00-64 100 ms intervals
automatic answer of an incoming call to DISA. 10s
ADsaSToTim DISA on analogue trunk: timeout between DISA 2 00-14 100 ms intervals
answering a call and connecting to the DISA tone 2s
ADsaTonTim DISA on analogue trunk: duration of the DISA tone. 2 00-1E 100 ms intervals
ATClipName Name display on analogue trunk can be disabled. 2 00-00 00-00 CLI
Since R6.0 for Canada & US market. 00-01 Name
AnsMsgTim Time duration of auto_answer_timer for night greetings 2 00-00 100 ms intervals
and preannouncement.
ArsEmWtAcc This flag defines whether or not an access code is sent 1 00 00 emergency
with an emergency number using the ARS mechanism. number is sent
01 access code
+ emergency
number is sent
AttConnex Time delay for connection of an incoming call on an 2 00-00 8 ms intervals
analogue Trunk Line. country dependent
AudioInG Gain values of the AFU daughterboard audio input gain. 2 00-00 0x00 (+20 dBr)
+20dBr 0x01 (+15 dBr)
Note: a Warm reset is necessary if the value is changed. 0x02 (+10 dBr)
0x03 (+ 5 dBr)
AutoAnsTim Ringing time before automatic pickup in auto answer 2 00-15 100 ms intervals
mode. (ie: UA set Auto Answer ring duration timer).

Auto_Reset To program an automatic system warm reset (defined by 5 00 00 deactivated
date and time). 01 activated
Default value 00 – 00 – 02 – 35 – 00. 00 00 Sunday
01 Monday
02 Tuesday
03 Wednesday
04 Thursday
05 Friday
06 Saturday
07 Daily
02 Reset hour
00 to 17h
35
Reset minutes
00 to 3B
00 Not used
BatVonTim Timer to validate the ON signal of the battery 2 00-3C 100ms intervals
6 sec.
BraL1Slave This flag allows to set ISDN Layer 1 to slave for all DLT0 1 00 00 L1 master
in the system configured as Master (network). The result 01 L1 slave
is DLT0 access is SLAVE for Layer 1 but MASTER for
Layer 2. Warm reset required.
BookBusTim Timer during which the booking request on busy 2 46-50
subscriber is maintained before being deleted. 30mn
BreakSPRing Message led switching–off timer on 2 wires sets. 2 00-77 8 ms intervals
1000ms
CFU_KYP Use of keypad procedure for Call Forwarding service 1 00 00 Facility
Information
element
01 Display and
Keypad
Information
elements
CallRecov During a conversation between a DECT set and another 1 01 00 mechanism
set, if the audio link is lost, a mechanism to recover the disabled
lost call can be activated called "call recovery" – provided 01 mechanism
the lost audio link is re-established within 20s. enabled
ConfCAG With ConfCAG enabled: when the fourth member joins 00-00 00 00 disabled
the meet me conference, the gain is reduced of 6dB on 01 00 enabled
the conference bridge. Attenuation of 6 dB is removed
when the number of participants drops to less then 4.
Since R610/012.001 - only relevant for analogue trunks.

CoupCal1 1st type of Flashing timer on analogue trunks. 4 types of 2 00-0E 8 ms intervals
calibrated loop are defined in the system. The fitter must
112 ms
choose one of the four. If no one is adapted to public
network, he can modify one these values.
CoupCal2 2nd type of Flashing timer on analogue trunks. 2 00-22 8 ms intervals
272ms
CoupCal3 3rd type of Flashing timer on analogue trunks. 2 00-64 8 ms intervals
800ms
CoupCal4 4th type of Flashing timer on analogue trunks. 2 00-96 8 ms intervals
1200ms
DDN_forCLI For CLI on analogue trunks, allows to choose which ETSI 2 00-00 01 for Canada &
parameter -02 or 03- will be used to display the CLI on or USA
the called party. Authorised values:
00-01
- 01 h: if present, ETSI CLI parameter "03" is used as 00 for all other
CLI, countries
- 00 h: even if the ETSI CLI parameter "03" is present, it
will be ignored and the parameter "02" will be used.
Since R610/013.001 & R7.0
DSS1ISVPN+ Depending on this noteworthy address value, the 1 00 00 not
ISVPN+ specific information for metering is transmitted transmitted
or not on DSS1 links. 01 transmitted
DectNotApT Dect not appeared timer 2 04-B0 100ms intervals
2 min
DectOBCGai Adaptation of the gain level for DECT sets on the OBC 4 00-06 See Appendix 4.15
(IBS/RBS). Gain independent of connection type 00-09 for details
DectPagTim Maximum time during which a DECT handset running in 2 00-C8 100 ms intervals
UA mode (not GAP) can be searched (paged). At time
out expiry the caller gets the Inaccessible menu and the
call is either released or routed to the attendant. Note
that dynamic routing is also stopped at time out expiry.
DectTotcal This counter is only updated if the noteworthy address 4 -- Read only
"DectCntOn" is set to TRUE.
Counter of total Dect calls: each time a call involving a

Dect set is made, this counter increases.
(This counter is the sum of all individual DECT counters).
DectCutCal This counter is only updated if the noteworthy address 4 -- Read only
Counter of total Dect lost calls: each time a call involving
a Dect set is cut or lost, this counter increases.

DectBasCnt This counter is only updated if the noteworthy address 4 -- Read only
The base station counters are stored in a table. A row in
the table gives all counters link to one base station.
DectHdsCnt This counter is only updated if the noteworthy address 4 -- Read only
The handset counters are stored in a table. A row in the
table gives all counters link to one handset.
DivDnd2Vmu If this flag is set to true (01), calls to a set with DND 1 00 00 Normal DND
diversion goes directly to the users Voice mail; if false 01 Diverted to
then the normal DND feature is used. VMU
Dsa1DigTim DISA on analogue trunk: first digit timeout. 2 00-64 100 ms intervals
10s
DynRoutTrf The default value is "True" which means transferred calls 1 01 00 Recall
are subject to the destination set's dynamic routing table 01 Use dynamic
(both Level 1 & 2). If changed to "False" (00) routing
unanswered transferred calls will recall using the timer
"TransfTim" and not the dynamic routing timers.
EnquiEButt Flag to force the user of analogue Z to depress the earth 1 00 00 Flash not
button to perform an enquiry call. required
When set to TRUE: Flashing is mandatory to do the 01 Flashing
enquiry call. When set to FALSE: Enquiry call can be required
made directly by dialling (if decadic).
FacilityIE Enables/disables sending of FACILITY information 1 01 00 Sending
element (ETSI) to the public network disabled
01 Sending
enabled

FicaMaint This flag is used to perform maintenance operations on 1 00 00 Maintenance
BRA accesses (L1/L2 re-synchronisation). Helpful in case deactivated
of clock glitches when the OXO has 2 non-synchronized
T0 accesses (eg. T0 from 2 different operators or, one T0 01 Maintenance
connected behind the PE and the second T0 to a GSM active
gateway). When the system detects L2 reception errors,
it switches the FICA chip mode during few ms (this
causes a Layer1 cut and by the way re-synchronises the 10 Maintenance
T0 access). active.
Value 01: since 210/067.001 – 310/028.003 – R4.0 and (enhanced
above. The mechanism is only available for BRA boards mechanism)
(T0 or DLT0) and is not used on T2/DLT2 or MIXED SW version
boards. dependant.
Value 10: since 410/053.001 – 510/027.001 – See
600/015.004 – and above. The enhanced mechanism is description.
available for BRA boards (T0 or DLT0) and MIXED boards
(not used on T2/DLT2).
HoldAccTim After the answer of an external call, time to have the 2 00-00 100 ms intervals
right to make an enquiry.
IgnExtSecr Ignore External Secrecy or not. 1 00 00 Display XXXX
FALSE (00): the party number with secrecy from external
call is displayed with XXXX. 01 Ignored
TRUE (01): the party number with secrecy is ignored.
IgnRacDist Time during which the incoming release is not taken into 2 00-FA 8 ms intervals
account on Analogue trunks. Stops a line glitch on 2 sec.
off-hook from being considered like a release.
InacEntSor Time delay after on-hook during which reception of a call 2 00-00 8 ms intervals
on an analogue trunk line is prohibited.
InacSorMix Time delay after on-hook during which outgoing calls on 2 02-71 8 ms intervals
mixed analogue trunk lines are prohibited. 5s
InacSorSpe Time delay after on-hook during which outgoing calls on 2 00-FA 8 ms intervals
outgoing analogue trunk lines are prohibited. 2s
InaccPabx Time delay after on-hook during which outgoing calls on 2 00-32 8 ms intervals
analogue trunk lines behind the PABX are prohibited. 500ms
IntAMmcTim Maximum time during which the UA MMC is still activated 2 19-C8 100 ms intervals
without any modification. After this
time, the set goes to the idle state.
IntApplTim Interdigit timer during the activation of a feature. 2 00-64 100 ms intervals
IntClLpTim Interdigit timer during a calibrated loop. 2 00-32 100 ms intervals
IntDigtTim Decadic Interdigit timer on a set. 2 00-64 100 ms intervals

IntrchfSor Decadic dialling: This value is the interdigit time during 2 00-09 96 ms intervals
the physical transmission of the digit on the analogue 864ms
trunk line.
JngFrwTimP In case on an external forwarding on ISDN trunks: when 2 00-1E 100 ms intervals
an external call has to be forwarded the system waits for 3s
this timer before sending the outgoing call.
JngFrwTimp In case on an external forwarding: when an internal call 2 00-00 100 ms intervals
has to be forwarded the system waits for this timer
before sending the outgoing call.
JngFrwVoip In case on an external forwarding on VoIP trunks: when 2 00-00 100 ms intervals
an external call has to be forwarded the system waits for
this timer before sending the outgoing call.
LiNSF_IE Enables definition of the ISDN protocol type used by the 1 00 00 ETSI
S0 accesses. A warm reset of the system is necessary in 01 VN
order to enable the modification.
LimCurrent Defines the maximum allowed current for an analogue 1 01 00 50mA
extension on the OmniPCX SLI extensions. 01 28mA
Note: a warm reset is necessary if the value is changed.
LongDTMF This address enables continuous DTMF tone when using 1 00 00 = DTMF
Forced MF from Reflexes set. 200ms On
Note: It has no effect on Mobile 100/200 01 = DTMF
continuous
LongMFTiny This address allows Mobile 100/200 sets to send long 1 00 00 Long DTMF
DTMF codes. The "Long DTMF" codes length can be Disabled
configured via the flag "TinyLgDTMF" (Timer Labels). 01 Long DTMF
Note: on the Mobiles sets, Long DTMF sending mode is Enabled
activated / deactivated with the soft key "Lg MF Mode".
MCID_KYP Use Facility information element or keypad procedure for 1 00 00 Facility IE
Malicious Call Identification service. 01 Keypad IE
M_R_N_TIME External incoming analogue call release timer if no 2 09-60 100 ms intervals
answer (Normal mode only).
M_R_R_TIME External incoming analogue call release timer if no 1 02-58 100 ms intervals
answer (Restricted mode only).
MakeSPRing Message led switching–on timer on 2 wires sets. 2 00-08 8 ms intervals
64ms
NotifIndIE Enables sending of NOTIFICATION INDICATOR 1 00 00 Notification
information element to PE Indicator not
sent
01 Notification
Indicator sent
OpeMetEna Flag to enable printing of metering tickets for the 1 00 00 Disabled
operator as for any other subscriber 01 Enabled

PRIOR_LRP Allows reservation of LRPs for the "owners" of these 1 01 00 Deactivate
lines, for making outgoing calls 01 Enabled
SetBchExcl Some PE's which send a B channel in a SETUP message 1 01 00 handle as
as preferred require from the PBX to handle it as if it was received
marked as exclusive.
* 00: handle preferred/exclusive information as 01 use exclusive
received.
- 01: ignore received preferred/exclusive
information, use exclusive.
Only for incoming calls.
SimOverlap Allows to select the dialling mode on the ISDN lines: 2 FF-FE FE-FF Overlap.
FE-FF: overlap dialling (digit by digit). Other values:
Other values: timer length, after the expiry of this timeout for block
timer it is assumed that dialling is finished (block mode). mode dialling
eg. 00 3C h for 6 seconds timeout. 100 ms intervals
TrNSF_IE Enables definition of the ISDN protocol type used by the 1 01 00 ETSI
T0 accesses (France). 01 VN
TrkGainIP Allows adjustment of the echo cancellation on IP Trunks. 26 / See Appendix 4.11
TscGainIP Allows adjustment of the echo cancellation on TSC IP. 26 / See Appendix 4.12
VMUMaxTry Defines the number of attempt for the remote access to 1 14 See Appendix 4.20
Voice Mail. Since, R610/015.003 and R700.
New value (03) since : R310/060.001, R410/062.001, 03
R510/058.001, R610/031.001, R700/026.001 and
R710/022.001
VmuDBNDTim Timer for starting the automatic "Name search guide" in 2 00-14 100 ms intervals
the "Dial by name" Automated Attendant feature after 2s
the following announce: "please enter the extension
number or press the # sign to spell a name". If set to
value 00H, the "spelling guide" comes directly after the
dial by name menu. Since R610/030.001 & R700/025.001
VmuDBNTim Inter digit timer in "dial by name" function in automated 2 00-14 100 ms intervals
attendant. 2s

5 APPENDIX
5.1 BsyPrivCaus
(Busy Provider Causes).
This table contains up to 5 ETSI cause values that triggers the feature "ARS busy provider" and re-route
(overflow) a call to another provider. If only 2 causes have to be programmed, the entry must be string left,
example for ETSI cause values 57h and 3Ah: BsyPrivCaus = 57 3A FF FF FF.
Reminder: - the system stops the search at the first entry programmed at FF
- the entries are hexadecimal values: take care about the format used with an ISDN analyser !
5.2 DynRoutBsy
(Dynamic routing on Busy).
This flag defines the reaction of the PBX for an incoming call to a busy extension.
Authorized values:
00: the incoming call is routed to the "dyn. route. T1" destination after the timer T1 (if programmed).
01: the incoming call is immediately forwarded to the "dyn. rout. T1" destination if the user is busy
Example of application: with VMU, an incoming call will be immediately forwarded to the VMU if the called
party is busy, the caller hears the message "the terminal is occupied, you are
connected to the mail box …."
Remarks:
- This flag is a system data  the mechanism is applied to all subscribers that have a "dyn. rout. T1"
destination defined.
- The immediate forwarding is only applied to an external incoming call  internal calls will always follow T1
timeout.
- The choice between dynamic routing or immediate forwarding on busy can be configured for each subscriber
by OMC in the menu "Subscriber List – Subscriber – Details – Dynamic routing – (cross the checkbox)
"Routing on busy". In this case, the flag DynRoutBsy must be at 00 (default value, but take care in case of
system upgrade).

5.3 EmergNum
(Emergency Number).
This table contains predefined prefixes for which an outgoing call by manual dialling fwill never be subjected
to barring.
Up to R5.1: EmergNum contains up to 5 prefixes, which have a maximum length of 8 digits, each entry uses 8
bytes, meaning 5 groups of 8 bytes.
Starting from R6.0: EmergNum contains up to 10 prefixes (maximum length of 8 digits, meaning 10 groups of
8 bytes).
- The first 4 bytes define the emergency number (15): an emergency number has a maximal size of 8 digits.
Possible values are 0 to 8 (BCD format, 9 - * and # are not allowed).
- The 5th byte indicates the length of the emergency number (02 = two digits) and the 6 th/7th and 8th bytes
are system data (do not modify).
- To add the emergency number eg. (112), you must enter " 12 01 00 00 03 00 00 00 " - as shown in the
screen capture above at Offset 000018
- To delete an entry, it is recommended to program " FF FF FF FF 00 00 00 00" (for easier table overview)
- The next 8 bytes define the second emergency number with same rules as before.
Additional example:
 emergency number 112 is entered as "12 01 00 00 03 00 00 00"
 emergency number 12345678 is entered as "78 56 34 12 08 00 00 00"

5.4 GAPGainTab
"GAPGainTab" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for GAP Dect stations according to
the type of remote correspondent. The system distinguishes 13 types of directions, 13 groups of 2 bytes each.
Example:
The 2 first bytes are used by GAP handsets when in conversation via a Com Type 1 - external ISDN end
to end line. The values for this communication type are:
Offset Address 000000 byte 01  00 = 0dB - transmission gain
Offset Address 000001 byte 02  06 = 6dB - reception gain
The next 2 bytes are used by GAP handsets in conversation via a Com Type 2 - non ISDN end to end line
(Inter working). The values for this communication type are:
Allowed Gain values are: from –12 dB to +12 dB in 1 dB steps:
Hexadecimal 1C 1B 1A 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11
Decimal 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
Gain (dB) -12 dB -11 dB -10 dB -9 dB -8 dB -7 dB -6 dB -5 dB -4 dB -3 dB -2 dB -1 dB
Hexadecimal 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C
Decimal 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
Gain (dB) 0dB +1 dB +2 dB +3 dB +4 dB +5dB +6 dB +7 dB +8 dB +9 dB +10 dB +11 dB +12 dB
The 13 communications distinguished by the PBX are the following:

Com. Type 1  External digital Com. Type 8  Forced
Com. Type 2  Interworking Com. Type 9  Gap DECTg
Com. Type 3  External analogue Com. Type 10  Data
Com. Type 4  Internal digital Com. Type 11  VoIP accesses
Com. Type 5  Analogue Tie Line Com. Type 12  IP Enabler
Com. Type 6  Dect (non GAP) Com. Type 13  Default
Com. Type 7  Internal analogue 2w

5.5 GainDECT_T
"GainDECT_T" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for DECT stations according to the
type of remote correspondent. The system distinguishes 13 types of communication, 13 groups of 3 bytes
each.
Byte 01 – padded send Byte 04 – padded send

Byte 02 – padded receive Byte 05 – padded receive
Byte 03 – side tone Byte 06 - side tone
The first 3 bytes (circled) are used for the DECT handset in conversation via a communication Type 1 -
External digital line. The values for this communication type are:
Offset Address 00000000 Byte 01  02 = 0dB - padded send
Offset Address 00000001 Byte 02  02 = 0dB - padded received
Offset Address 00000002 Byte 03  04 = 5dB - side tone (do not modify)
To increase the audio level received on the DECT handset to 2,5 dB, the value of the "reception" byte (address
00000001) must be changed from 02 to 03.
The authorised values (transmission and reception) are:
00 = -5 dB 01 = -2,5 dB 02 = 0 dB 03 = 2,5 dB 04 = 5 dB
- The next 3 bytes (starting from offset address 0000003) on the same line, are used for the DECT handset in
conversation with a non ISDN end to end line, called "Interworking" communication.
- The next 3 bytes (starting from offset address 0000006) on the same line, are used for the DECT handset in
conversation with an "External analogue" communication.
- etc …

Note: the GainDect_T addresses above as well as "GAPGainTab" - "GainUA_Tab" and "GainZ_Tab" are given
as examples only. These addresses change from one version to another and for each country.

5.6 GainUA_Tab
"GainUA_Tab" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for UA stations, for hands free and
handset modes, for 13 different communication types, 13 groups of 6 bytes each. (eg. 6 bytes x 13
comm.types = 78 (4E hex length of the table).
The first six bytes are used for UA stations in conversation with an external ISDN line (ISDN end to end
communication). The values for this type of communication are:
Offset Address 000000  02 = 0dB - handset transmission
Offset Address 000001  02 = 0dB - handset reception
Offset Address 000002  02 = 0dB - hands free transmission
Offset Address 000003  02 = 0dB - hands free reception
Offset Address 000004  65 - do not change, system data
Offset Address 000005  CB - do not change, system data
The next six bytes are used for UA stations in communication with an external inter working line (not ISDN
end to end). The values for this type of communication are:
Offset Address 000006  02 = 0dB - handset transmission
Offset Address 000007  02 = 0dB - handset reception
Offset Address 000008  02 = 0dB - hands free transmission
Offset Address 000009  02 = 0dB - hands free reception
Offset Address 000010  65 - do not change, system data
Offset Address 000011  CB - do not change, system data
The following bytes correspond to the communication types as outlined for "GAPGainTab".
The authorized values (for transmission and reception) are:
00 = -5 dB 01 = -2.5 dB 02 = 0 dB 03 = 2.5 dB 04 = 5.0 dB
Example: To increase the audio level received on the UA station's handset by 2,5 dB for ISDN calls, the value
of the "reception" byte at Offset Address 000001(ISDN end to end communication) must be changed
from 02 to 03.

5.7 GainNOEIP_
"GainNOEIP_" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for IP Touch sets (x8 series), for
handset and headset modes, for 13 different communication types (13 groups of 4 bytes each).
4 bytes for each com. type:

0  External ISDN
1  Interworking
2  External Analogue
3  Internal Digital
4  Analog_TieLine
5  Dect
6 Internal Analogue
7  Forced
8  Gap_Dect
9  Data
10 IP Trunk
11 TSC_IP
12 Default
The first 4 bytes are used for x8 stations in conversation with an external ISDN line (ISDN end to end
Offset Address 000000  F0 = +3 dB - Gain on transmission
Offset Address 000001  FC = -12 dB - Gain on reception
Offset Address 000002  D6 = 21 dB - Side tone on handset
Offset Address 000003  D0 = 24 dB - Side tone on headset
The next four bytes are used for x8 stations in communication with an external inter working line (not ISDN
Offset Address 000005  08 = -6 dB - Gain on reception
Offset Address 000006  D6 = 21 dB - Side tone on handset
Authorized values for Transmission:
Hexadecimal E6 (min level) EA F0 F6 FA (max level)
Gain (dB) -2 dB 0 dB +3 dB +6 dB +8 dB
Authorized values for Reception:

Hexadecimal F0 (min level) F6 FC 02 08 0E 14 1A (max level)
Gain (dB) -18 dB -15 dB -12 dB -9 dB -6 dB -3 dB 0 dB +3 dB
Authorized values for Side Tone are:

Hexadecimal CC (min level) D0 D4 D6 D8 DC E0 E4 E8 (max level)
Gain (dB) 26 dB 24 dB 22 dB 21 dB 20 dB 18 dB 16 dB 14 dB 12 dB

5.8 GainNOEUA_
"GainNOEUA_" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for x9 series set, for handset and
headset modes, for 13 different communication types (13 groups of 4 bytes each).

0  External ISDN
1  Interworking
5  Dect
7  Forced
8  Gap_Dect
9  Data
10 IP Trunk
11 TSC_IP
12 Default
The first 4 bytes are used for x9 stations in conversation with an external ISDN line (ISDN end to end
Offset Address 000001  FC = -9 dB - Gain on reception
Offset Address 000002  DC = 18 dB - Side tone on handset
The next four bytes are used for x9 stations in communication with an external inter working line (not ISDN
Offset Address 000005  08 = -3 dB - Gain on reception
Offset Address 000006  DC = 18 dB - Side tone on handset
Authorized gain values for transmission:
Hexadecimal E6 (min level) EA F0 F6 FA (max level)
Gain (dB) -2 dB 0 dB +3 dB +6 dB +8 dB
Authorized gain values for Reception:

Hexadecimal F0 (min level) F6 FC 02 08 0E 14 1A (max level)
Gain (dB) -15 dB -12 dB -9 dB -6 dB -3 dB 0 dB +3 dB +6 dB
Authorized gain values for Side Tone:

Hexadecimal CC (min level) D0 D4 D6 D8 DC E0 E4 E8 (max level)
Gain (dB) 26 dB 24 dB 22 dB 21 dB 20 dB 18 dB 16 dB 14 dB 12 dB

5.9 GainZ_Tab
"GainZ_Tab" allows to activate gain for Z stations connected on SLI interfaces for 13 different directions (1
byte per direction).
The authorised values are: 00 = Boost OFF
01 = Boost ON (+2.5 dB)
Procedure: Access "Other labels" address, find the address "GainZ_Tab", the following window appears:
1 byte for each com. type:

0  External ISDN
1  Interworking
5  Dect
7  Forced
8  Gap_Dect
9  Data
10 IP Trunk
11 TSC_IP
12 Default
Example:
- The first byte is used for Z station in conversation with a digital external line (digital end to end
communication). The value for this type of communication is:
Offset Address 000000  01 = Boost ON
- The second byte is used for Z stations in communication with an interworking line. The value for this type
of communication is:
Offset Address 000001  00 = Boost OFF
Note: the 13th byte is a system data, do not modify.

5.10 MRGainTab
"MRGainTab" allows adjustment of gains in transmission and reception for Mobile 300/400 handsets according
to the type of remote correspondent. The system distinguishes 13 types of directions, 13 groups of 2 bytes
each.
Example:
The 2 first bytes are used by GAP handsets when in conversation via a Com Type 1 - external ISDN end
to end line. The values for this communication type are:
The next 2 bytes are used by GAP handsets in conversation via a Com Type 2 - non ISDN end to end line
(Inter working). The values for this communication type are:
Allowed Gain values are: from –12 dB to +12 dB in 1 dB steps:
Hexadecimal 1C 1B 1A 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11
Decimal 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
Gain (dB) -12 dB -11 dB -10 dB -9 dB -8 dB -7 dB -6 dB -5 dB -4 dB -3 dB -2 dB -1 dB
Hexadecimal 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C
Decimal 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
Gain (dB) 0dB +1 dB +2 dB +3 dB +4 dB +5dB +6 dB +7 dB +8 dB +9 dB +10 dB +11 dB +12 dB


5.11 TrkGainIP
"TrkGainIP" allows to adjust the gains of the IP channels according to the type of remote correspondent. The
system distinguishes 13 different directions, i.e. 13 groups of 2 bytes each.
0  External ISDN
1  Interworking
2  External Analog
5  Dect
6 Internal Analog
7  Forced
Each direction contains 2 bytes. The first byte controls the echo 8  Gap_Dect
cancellation, authorized values: 9  Data
- 00 = Deactivation of echo cancellation. 10 IP Trunk
- 01 = Activation of echo cancellation. 11 TSC_IP
12 Default
The 2nd byte of each communication type is system data, do not modify.
5.12 TscGainIP
"TscGainIP" allows to adjust the gains of the IP channels according to the type of remote correspondent. The
system distinguishes 13 different directions, i.e. 13 groups of 2 bytes each.
0  External ISDN
1  Interworking
2  External Analog
5  Dect
6 Internal Analog
7  Forced
Each direction contains 2 bytes. The first byte controls the echo cancellation, authorized values:
8  Gap_Dect
- 00 = Deactivation of echo cancellation. 9  Data
- 01 = Activation of echo cancellation. 10 IP Trunk
11 TSC_IP
The 2nd byte of each communication type is system data, do not modify. 12 Default

5.13 I_TONES
This table allows definition of all tones and beeps used in Alcatel OmniPCX Office. Each tone is defined to a
maximum of 10 cadences, and each tone uses 32 bytes.
Note: Modifications must not be made to I_Tones on software versions prior to Release110 version 019.001
Signification of bytes
1st byte: determines the number of cadences used, 1 to 10 (01h to 0Ah)
2nd byte: frequency used for the first cadence
3rd byte: time during which the first cadence is generated
4th byte: frequency used for the second cadence
5th byte: time during which the second cadence is generated
etc…
20st byte: frequency used for the tenth cadence
21nd byte: time during which the tenth cadence is generated
22rd byte to the 24th byte are unused
25th byte : "Speech allowed" which means a tone which can be added over a 2 party call
26th byte to the 28th byte are unused
29th byte: "Conference allowed" which means a tone that can be added over a conference call
30th to the 32nd byte: not used
Authorized Frequency values
Frequencies and the values used for a given frequency is country dependant. Example:
 For France: Frequency Value used in I_Tones
FREQ_50Hz 00
FREQ_330Hz_13db 01
FREQ_440Hz_16db 02
FREQ_330Hz 03
FREQ_4TH 04 / used for class management /
FREQ_2100Hz_13db 05
 For Germany: Frequency Value used in I_Tones

FREQ_50Hz 00
FREQ_400Hz_425db 01
FREQ_425Hz_4db 02
FREQ_425Hz_9db 03
FREQ_4TH 04 / used for class management /
FREQ_2100Hz_13db 05
 For US: Frequency Value used in I_Tones
350/440 Hz -16,5db 01
480/620 Hz -21db 02
440/480 Hz -16db 03
440/620 Hz -14db 04
440 Hz -33db 05 (*)
* 05 is the default value: the audio level is very low. For a higher level, use value "04"
for instance.
Note: Frequency value FF = Silence

Authorized Duration values
- Transmission duration: from 00h to FEh - 100ms intervals (00=infinite duration);
- An unused Cadence must be equal to " FFh-00h " (where FF = Silence and 00 = No duration)
I_Tones Proramming
Each tone address is referenced in relation to the start address I_Tones + an offset (See summary I_Tones
table in Appendix B).
In "Other labels" via OMC
- find the label I_Tones and copy the label address
- close "Other labels" and open "Numeric addresses"
- find the offset of the Tone you wish to change (ref. the Appendix table B)
- Enter the address in Numeric addresses widow (I_Tones label address + offset address)
- Enter the length 32 (32 bytes read the complete cadence for the address entered)
- click on "READ" and make you modifications
- click on Write to validate your changes
Remark: modification of the duration of a tone requires a warm reset of the system.
Offset Hex - 1A0 + ( I_Tones address )086A4AFC Length 32 Bytes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

02 02 01 FF 5A FF 00 FF
Example: 2 cadences French Tone (STD Camp on tone - Offset 1A0):

- Offset address 1A0 = (std_campon_ton). See " I_Tones " table in Appendix B
- I_Tones Address 086A4AFC is taken from OMC "Other labels " - country specific addresses!
- The length is 32: the length of one complete tone entry
- 1st Byte: Number of cadences in the tone = 02 (2 cadences are used)
- 2nd Byte: Frequency used by cadence 1 = 02 (FREQ_330Hz at 13db)
- 3rd Byte: Duration of cadence 1 = 01 (100ms x = 100ms)
- 4th Byte: Frequency used by cadence 2 = FF (Silence)
- 5th Byte: Duration of cadence 2 = 5A (100 ms x 90 = 9000ms)
Only 2 cadences are defined for this tone so bytes 6 & 7 through to byte 21 are values " FF 00 " = unused
cadences eg. FFh (Silence) - 00h (No duration).

Names of different tones
Either STD or RED precedes each name in the list, where:
- STD = (Standard tone level) indicates that this tone is used internally
- RED = (Reduced tone level) indicates that this tone is sent to the external network (eg. Sent to T0 or T2)
Complete List and description of the available tones:
STD_DIAL_TONE  analogue dial tone (Internal)

STD_EXT_DIAL_TONE  analogue trunk dial tone in case of transfer on ringing (internal)
STD_LK_DIAL_TONE  analogue dial tone on locked Z station
STD_BUSY_TONE  the called station is busy
RED_BUSY_TONE  the called station is busy (external)
STD_BUSY_TONE_2  the station is unavailable
RED_BUSY_TONE_2  the station is unavailable (external)
STD_INTRUSION_TONE  indicates on a station that an intrusion is taking place
RED_INTRUSION_TONE  indicates externally to a caller that an intrusion is taking place
STD_WAIT_TONE  indicates to the caller they are waiting on a busy station
RED_WAIT_TONE  indicates to the external caller they are waiting on a busy station
STD_HOLD_TONE  indicates to the internal caller they are on hold
RED_HOLD_TONE  indicates to the external caller they are on hold
STD_CAMP_TONE  indicates to an user in conversation that another call is waiting
STD_RG_TONE_INT  the caller is in ringing phase for an Auto Answer (intercom) call
STD_RG_TONE_TEL  ring-back tone for an internal call heard by an internal caller
RED_RG_TONE_TEL  ring-back tone for an internal call heard by an external caller
STD_RG_TONE_EXT  ring-back tone for an external call heard by an internal caller
RED_RG_TONE_EXT  ring-back tone for an external call heard by an external caller
STD_BIP_TONE  beep confirming customisation of the station
STD_VALID_TONE1  beep confirming activation of a service (e.g.: forward.)
STD_VALID_TONE2  beep confirming activation of a feature (ex: temp. dial.)
STD_VALID_TONE3  feature refused tone
STD_CUSTO_TONE  beep confirming customisation on a station with no display
STD_CONF_TONE  beep during conference (internal conference parties)
RED_CONF_TONE  beep during conference (external conferences parties)
STD_VMU_TONE  tone on a mono line station with a notified message from the VM
STD_BOOK_TONE  tone indicating a call back request is still active on this station
STD_FORWARDED_DIAL_TONE  tone on a forwarded station (internal)
RED_FORWARDED_DIAL_TONE  tone on a forwarded station (external)
RED_DIAL_TONE  analogue external dial tone
RED_EXT_DIAL_TONE  analogue trunk dial tone in case of transfer on ringing (external)
STD_DISA_DIAL_TONE  analogue line DISA tone (internal)
RED_DISA_DIAL_TONE  analogue line DISA tone (external)
STD_WARN_TONE  Tone used to warn a guest his credit (prepayment) is reached
STD_EMPTY_TONE  not used
STD_MULT_PURPOSE1  PE congestion tone used in case of "destination out of order" or
"unallocated number" (specific to Czech republic).
STD_EXT_HOLD_TONE  tone that can be used instead of music or silence for external calls in hold
(same pattern than normal internal hold tone).

5.14 RINGING
This table allows definition of 17 different ringing cadences of system stations. Each ringing is defined on a
maximum of 6 cadences (ringing active +silence) total bytes for one ringing cadence is 14 bytes.
Signification of bytes
1st byte:  Defines the number of ring sequences used 1 to 6 (01h to 06h)
2nd byte:  System data – Do not modify
3rd byte:  01h = ringing active
4th byte:  Duration of ringing
5th byte:  00h = silence
6th byte:  Duration of silence
Etc..  Etc. ……….
13th byte:  used for the sixth cadence
14th byte:  time duration of the sixth cadence
Authorized values
Ringing: - 01h: ringing active
- 00h: silence
Duration: from 00h to FEh - 00=infite duration
10ms intervals for UA stations and 100ms for all other types of stations.
Note: the ring sequences not used must be at " 00h-00h ".
Programming
Each ringing address is referenced in relation to the flag "Ringing "start address + an offset (see summary
table Ringing in appendix B).
Note: Currently the byte length defined in "Other Labels" for "Ringing" is 14 (0E hexa). Where as the true
byte length of the table should be 238 dec (EE hex.)
(ie: 17 ring sequences x 14 bytes length = 238 bytes ). It is therefore necessary to use the Numeric Addresses
in OMC to read and modify the ringing sequences.
In Other labels:
- find the label " Ringing " and note the hexadecimal address
In Numeric addreses value:

- give the " Ringing " address increased by the offset of the ring sequence to be modified (to add the
offset to the Ringing address use the Windows ® calculator in "scientific" mode to access the Hexadecimal
base)
- indicate the number of bytes to be READ (14 bytes for one ring sequences)
- click on READ
- modify the desired values
- click on Modify
- click on Write
Remarks: - modification of the duration of a ring sequence is effective immediately,
- modification of the number of ring sequences is effective after a warm reset.

5.15 DectOBCGai
The table is accessible at the address "DectOBCGain" and determines additional gain applied to
communications from 4074x phones (emission, reception). The gain is applied to values taken from the table
Gain_Dect_T and differs according to the nature of the DECT base station (noisy/silent).
The values in the table are coded in four bytes: 2 for the gain in emission/reception for silent environments
and 2 for the gain in emission/reception for noisy environments.
Default values at the address "DectOBCGai" (these values depend on the country) are:
- byte 1 = gain in emission in a silent environment = 0 dB
- byte 2 = gain in reception in a silent environment = +6 dB
- byte 3 = gain in emission in noisy environment = 0 dB
- byte 4 = gain in reception in noisy environment = +9 dB
The following gain values (emission/reception) can be adjusted within the range –12 dB to +12 dB in steps of
1 dB according to the following code:
Hex. Dec. value Gain dB Hex. value Dec. value Gain dB

value
1C 28 -12 00 00 0
1B 27 -11 01 01 1
1A 26 -10 02 02 2
19 25 -9 03 03 3
18 24 -8 04 04 4
17 23 -7 05 05 5
16 22 -6 06 06 6
15 21 -5 07 07 7
14 20 -4 08 08 8
13 19 -3 09 09 9
12 18 -2 0A 10 10
11 17 -1 0B 11 11
0C 12 12
Note: due to a problem in OMC - its currently at the time of writing its not possible to read or modify bytes
3 & 4 of this address in "Other Labels". The incorrect byte length was defined (ie: should be 4 but 2
is used).
Therefore copy the address of DectOBCGain as shown in "Others Label" and use Numeric address to read
or modify the address:
Access " Numeric addresses"; enter the hexadecimal address of DectOBCGain and 4 for the length.
After clicking on READ, the values for all gains are displayed

5.16 EchoSupTa1 and EchoTaNoi1
The tables accessible at the addresses "EchoSupTab" and "EchoTaNoi1 " are indexed as a function of the
type of communication and determine the echo control parameters applied to all DECT/Gap telephones. The
first table "EchoSupTab"refers to calls made from base stations configured as silent and the second table for
calls from a base station configured as noisy environment.
The following illustrated screen shows the default values at the address EchotaNoi1 and some information on
possible modifications. The table corresponding to the address EchoSupTa1 that is not shown as it is identical
in appearance to EchoTaNoi1.
Procedure to Modify/read:
- To read/modify the values at these addresses, OMC must be used.

- Go to the "Others Labels" address and look for the address "EchoTaNoi1" if the parameters of the echo soft
suppressor for noisy environment are to be changed, or "EchoSupTa1" for a silent environment (no further
need for modification).
- Click " Details "
- Make modifications and click " Modify "
- Click "Write".
- The "EchoTaNoi1"and "EchoSupTa1" tables comprises of 28 entries (corresponding to different call
situations) and each entry is composed of 7 bytes, total table size is 196 dec. (ie: Total table length = C4
hex.)
The meaning of each of the 7 bytes is not important as only the 1st byte of each 7 byte entry may be
modified!
The function of this 1st byte is to enable or disable the function "Echo suppressor ". The only possible values
are 00 or 01.
- Value - 00: "Echo suppressor" device disabled
- Value - 01: "Echo suppressor" device enabled

The 6 call types are as follows and all are standard " Two party "call communications:
Call Type 1- Dect/Gap to ISDN

(1st byte Echo suppressor) Call Type 2 - Dect to Non ISDN end to end
(1st byte Echo suppressor)
Call Type 6 - Dect to GSM communication Call Type 3 - Dect to an Analogue line
1st byte Echo suppressor) (1st byte Echo suppressor)
Call Type 4 - Dect to an internal Reflexes/Dect

Call Type 5 - Dect to Analogue internal extension

Although, the tables comprises of 28 entries (corresponding to different call situations) only the first 6 call
types are allowed to be modified

5.17 TimDurati
This flag contains 5 timers for analogue sets (2 wire). Length = 10 bytes / 8 ms steps.
1. Off_hook validation Timer,
2. On_hook validationTimer,
3. Flashing detection Timer,
4. Digit detection Timer (dialling),
5. Eb (earth button) detection Timer.
Example: default of values from Belgium:
0C 00 2B 00 09 00 28 00 0C 00
Earth button validation Timer (reversed = 00 0C =96ms)
Corresponds to digit detection Timer (reversed = 00 28 =320ms)
Corresponds to Flashing detection Timer (reversed = 00 09=72ms)
Corresponds to "OnHook2W" timer (reversed = 00 2B =344ms)
Corresponds to "OffHook2W

5.18 SMSCNum
Associated to the SMS Transparency feature. This flag contains 28 bytes and permits to define the Short
Message Service Center (SM_SC) phone numbers (public numbers without the PBX outgoing prefix).
It is possible to configure 2 different "SM_SC providers" and for each one, two server phone number must be
configured:
1) Incoming SM_SC server:
Public phone number of the server to send SMS messages from analogue set connected on the OXO
(SM_TE) to SM_SC server.
2) Outgoing SM_SC server:
Public phone number of the server that sends the SMS messages to the OXO's analogue extension.
Example: - SM_SC incoming server phone number: 435460

- SM_SC outgoing server phone number: 4354657.
First SMS provider:

- Bytes 1 to 6  SM_SC incoming server number: 43 54 60 FF FF (FF: not significant),
- Byte 7  indicates the length of the SM_SC incoming server number: 6 digits,
- Bytes 8 to 13  SM_SC outgoing server number: 43 54 65 7F FF (FF: not significant),
- Byte 14  indicates the length of the SM_SC incoming server number: 7 digits.
Second SMS provider:

- Bytes 15 to 20  SM_SC incoming server number,
- Byte 21  indicates the length of the SM_SC incoming server number,
- Bytes 22 to 27  SM_SC outgoing server number,
- Byte 28  indicates the length of the SM_SC incoming server number.
Notes:
- If the SM_SC servers (incoming and outgoing) have the same public number, it is mandatory to configure
two times the same phone numbers in the table,
- The flag "SMSenabled" must be set to 01 to enable the SMS Transparency feature in the system.

5.19 IsdnBlkTim
(ISDN Block Timeout). This flag allows to use the end of dialling table for outgoing calls on ISDN trunks.
When the dialled prefix is not in the table, the PBX will wait for the timer defined in "IsdnBlkTim" before
sending the digits in block mode.
- Default value: 00 00.
The mechanism is disabled. Normal system behaviour: the digits are sent in overlap mode (digit by digit),
except if the flag "SimOverlap" is used (different from FF FE).
- Other values: timeout (100ms intervals).

 Prefixes not listed in the table will be sent in block mode after the timeout.
 Prefixes defined as Closed Dialling in the table the system will sent immediately in block mode.
Warning: if the timer "IsdnBlkTim" is enabled, the "SimOverlap" mechanism must be disabled ("SimOverlap"
must be equal to FF FE), otherwise both duration will be added.
Example:
- IsdnBlkTim = 00 3C, 3Ch = 60 x 100 = 6 seconds.
- End of dialling table is configured as follow:
- The user dials 3600: the dialled number will be sent immediately in block mode.
- The user dials 2548: the prefix is not in the table, the dialled number will be sent in block mode 6s after
the user pressed the digit "8".
- The user dials 365123: the prefix 3651 is defined as open dialling in the table, the dialled number will be
sent in block mode 6s after the user pressed the digit "3".

5.20 VMUMaxTry
Password security: enhanced protection on OmniPCX Office user password in case of remote VMU access
(Personal Assistant). The noteworthy address "VMUMaxTry" is defined to store the maximum attempt
number.
If the attempts number reaches the "VMUMaxTry" value, the OXO system will deny the caller to remote
access the Voice Mail. The service can be unlocked locally (the user can locally access his voice mail in
application mode or connected mode with the correct password), remotely (using the PIMphony application
to login with the correct password) or via Operator session (only available on IP Touch x8 & x9 series 4038,
4039 or 4068).
Authorised values: from 0 to 255.
Value 0 means no limitation for the remote access to Voice Mail (the mechanism is disabled).

Appendix B: Summary table
I_Tones (Note: the values in the following table are for example only as the values are country dependent)
No Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence Cadence See See
Tone Offset Not used Not used
Cad 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 key * key #
std_dial_tone 000H 01 01 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_ext_dial_tone 020H 01 01 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_lock_dial_ton 040H 02 01 0A FF 03 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_busy_tone 060H 02 01 05 FF 05 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_busy_tone 080H 02 01 05 FF 05 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_busy2_tone 0A0H 02 01 02 FF 02 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_busy2_tone 0C0H 01 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_intr_tone 0E0H 02 02 01 FF 14 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_intr_tone 100H 02 02 01 FF 14 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_wait_tone 120H 04 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 28 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_wait_tone 140H 04 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 28 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_hold_tone 160H 04 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 28 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_hold_tone 180H 04 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 28 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_campon_ton 1A0H 02 02 01 FF 5A FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_ring_tone_int 1C0H 02 01 03 FF 03 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_ring_tone_tel 1E0H 02 01 02 FF 1E FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_ring_tone_tel 200H 02 01 0A FF 1E FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_ring_tone_ext 220H 02 01 0A FF 1E FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_ring_tone_ext 240H 02 01 0A FF 1E FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_bip_tone 260H 02 01 02 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_valid_tone1 280H 02 01 01 FF 01 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_valid_tone2 2A0H 04 01 02 FF 02 01 02 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_valid_tone3 2C0H 0A 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_custo_tone 2E0H 06 01 02 FF 02 01 02 FF 02 01 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_conf_tone 300H 02 02 01 FF 14 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_conf_tone 320H 02 02 01 FF 14 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_vmu_tone 340H 02 01 08 02 02 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_book_tone 360H 02 01 0A FF 03 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_fwd_dial_tone 380H 02 01 0A FF 03 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_fwd_dial_tone 3A0h
red_dial_tone 3C0H 01 01 0A FF 03 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

red_ext_dial_tone 3E0H 01 01 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_disa_dial_ton 400H 01 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
red_disa_dial_ton 420H 01 02 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_warn_tone 440H 01 02 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_empty_tone 460H
std_multi_purpose1 480H 08 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 01 01 01 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
std_ext_hold_tone 4A0H 01 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 01
 Key (* ) = Speech allowed (#) Conference allowed

Appendix B: Summary table continued
Ringing (Note: the values in the following tables are for example only as these values are country dependent)
N. of not cadence cadence cadence cadence cadence cadence
Ringing offset
cadences used 1 2 3 4 5 6
External calls (except UA) 00H 02 00H 01 0F 00 23 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Internal calls (except UA) 0EH 02 00H 01 0F 00 0F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Auto answer(except UA) 1CH 02 00H 01 02 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
App (except UA) 2AH 02 00H 01 02 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Alarm (except UA) 38H 02 00H 01 02 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Supervision (except UA) & Aide OP 46H 04 00H 01 02 00 02 01 02 00 1E 00 00 00 00
Call-back (except UA) 54H 02 00H 01 0F 00 23 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Z behind UA 62H 02 32H * 01 05 00 64 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
General bell external calls 70H 02 00H 01 0F 00 23 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
General bell internal calls 7EH 02 00H 01 0F 00 0F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
External UA calls 8CH 05 00H 01 4B 01 4B 00 7D 00 7D 00 64 00 00
Internal UA calls 9AH 04 01H 01 4B 01 4B 00 4B 00 4B 00 00 00 00
Auto answer UA A8H 02 05H 01 14 00 14 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
App UA B6H 02 02H 01 14 00 14 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Alarm UA C4H 02 02H 01 14 00 14 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Supervision UA D2H 06 03H 01 14 00 14 01 14 00 64 00 64 00 64
Call-back UA E0H 05 02H 01 4B 01 4B 00 7D 00 7D 00 64 00 00
* The second byte of Z Behind UA allows to choose the ringing frequency for analogue sub devices (4095AP): default value 32H = 50 Hz - 19H = 25
Hz.

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ConfStdEnd Selection of either 1 00 01 Enables

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"DectCntOn" is set to TRUE.

Counter of total Dect calls: each time a call involving a

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The 13 communications distinguished by the PBX are the following:

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Byte 01 – padded send Byte 04 – padded send

The 13 communications distinguished by the PBX are the following:

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4 bytes for each com. type:

Authorized values for Reception:

Authorized values for Side Tone are:

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4 bytes for each com. type:

Authorized gain values for Reception:

Authorized gain values for Side Tone:

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1 byte for each com. type:

Note: the 13th byte is a system data, do not modify.

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The 13 communications distinguished by the PBX are the following:

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2 bytes for each com. type:

2 bytes for each com. type:

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 For Germany: Frequency Value used in I_Tones

Note: Frequency value FF = Silence

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Offset Hex - 1A0 + ( I_Tones address )086A4AFC Length 32 Bytes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Example: 2 cadences French Tone (STD Camp on tone - Offset 1A0):